Google just announced that Quick Share now supports AirDrop transfers, making it possible to share files between Android and iPhone devices. The feature is rolling out today, though it’s currently limited to Pixel 10 devices before expanding to other Android phones including Samsung Galaxy models. T
Vivaldi just dropped version 7.7 for mobile with some seriously useful upgrades. Android users can now add any search engine they want, while both platforms get better bookmark management and dark mode. The update also brings both versions up to Chromium 142.0.7444.180.
Nvidia has officially confirmed that Windows 11’s October 2025 update caused gaming performance issues on some GPUs. The company released Hotfix Display Driver 581.94 specifically to address the problem. Gamers experiencing frame rate drops should install the new driver immediately.
Most boardrooms are stuck discussing AI pilots and training programs without actually changing business trajectories. The real conversation needs to shift from activity metrics to strategic outcomes and organizational readiness.
Mozilla is finally addressing a bug report that’s been open since September 2004 about Firefox not following Linux’s XDG Base Directory standard. The fix will organize Firefox files into standard directories like ~/.config and ~/.cache instead of creating its own ~/.mozilla folder. This long-awaited
Nvidia’s CEO argues the AI boom isn’t a bubble but three simultaneous platform shifts. The company reported $57 billion in quarterly revenue and sees a path to $500 billion through next year. Huang claims these transformations will accelerate infrastructure growth for years.
The White House is preparing to challenge state-level AI regulations through executive action, potentially suing states that enact their own rules. This marks a significant escalation in the federal vs state power struggle over tech regulation. Legal experts warn the approach tests constitutional bo
Nvidia’s Q3 2026 earnings show explosive growth in AI chip demand, with data center revenue hitting $51.2 billion. The company is selling every AI server chip it can manufacture and expects even stronger results next quarter.
Nvidia just posted another blockbuster quarter with revenue surging 62% year-over-year to $57.01 billion. The company’s data center business drove the growth, jumping 66% as AI demand shows no signs of slowing down. Net income soared 65% to $31.9 billion, cementing Nvidia’s dominance in the AI chip
Nvidia’s latest earnings show the AI chip boom is far from over. The company reported $57bn in revenue and projected $65bn for the current quarter, both beating Wall Street estimates significantly. Shares jumped in after-hours trading following the announcement.
